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In the 2013 science fiction film Elysium, directed by Neill Blomkamp, the affluent orbit above the Earth’s atmosphere, enjoying a habitat free of hunger, thirst, and suffering. The...
This film has a lot to say about the world we're currently living in (beyond its famous last line). The post <i>Soylent Green</i>: Human Life as Fodder for a Dying Worl...
The following is an excerpt from our new book, Obey In Advance: How to Survive and Thrive Under Authoritarianism by longtime McSweeney’s writer Ginny Hogan and McSweeney’s resident...
Is the price of stability necessarily the loss of freedom? Two possible future worlds are linked in the new novel from the author of Station ElevenIn her second novel, 2009’s The S...
Totalitarian states, religious intolerance, environmental collapse... come read our list!
It is like I opened some dystopian novel!This time it is not 1984 or Brave New World or Fahrenheit 451; this time it is closer to Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid's Tale. If you reme...
Read 'Dreamweavers' by Alexander Weinstein right here on io9, courtesy of Lightspeed Magazine.
by Tom Stiglich at CDN - Click to read the rest HERE-> Democrat Dystopia first posted at Conservative Daily News
Living in a World of Ongoing ShortagesMadge Waggy.You have felt this shift, even if you haven’t named it. The substitution of brands you never considered buying because your usual...
Imagine America in 2032. The forms remain. There's still a Congress. Still a Supreme Court. We all carry on with our campaigns, debates, yard signs, cable panels, and concession sp...
My mother told me a lot about the past, of the Dark Days with technology and the internet. She talked about the Third World War, which hardly anyone had survived.…
The Day Everything Stopped: The Last Counties Worth Owning in AmericaMadge WaggyMost people ask the wrong question entirely. They imagine collapse as a cinematic event—fireballs on...
“The thing that is in Room 101 is the worst thing in the world,” said O’Brien. A guard came in, carrying something made of wire, a box or basket of some kind. “In your case,” said...
It's a bit of a trite observation, but sometimes it really feels as if we're living in a cyberpunk dystopia, just without the cool stuff. Fortunately, if you're hankering for a neo...
Jacob Nordangård: Entering the UK is like a dystopian vision of the futureLast weekend, I spoke at a conference in London about the establishment of the global AI-agentic state. Th...
The whole damn system is wrong The post Five SFF Books Where Capitalism Is the Real Villain appeared first on Reactor.
We want to hear from people under 30 about how you feel about the future and whether it’s changed the way you live your life, for better or worseThe future feels a little hard to p...
Systems are failing. What will replace them?
Saul Leslie’s A Working Title I Want to Change, a satire about the British supermarket chain Tesco, joins a spate of recent novels about people trying to survive the gig economy.
Great Britain, where I live, once prided itself on eccentricity, irreverence, and the right to say unpopular things. Today, people living in my country have been arrested over soci...
The hum stopped gradually, then all at once. Not with explosion. With silence spreading from the coasts inward, Tuesday afternoon in late October, when the eastern grid finally col...
Many of the tech billionaires who built our world have taken the wrong lessons from their favorite science fiction. After reading Jill Lepore’s The Rise and Fall of the Artificial...
What happens when certain trends — from technology to pollution to wealth inequality — are left unchecked? The post Five SF Novels That Ask, “What If This Trend Continues Indefinit...
Emily St. John Mandel explores what follows U.S. collapse, plus more fiction in September.
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